By Madeline Alvarez, Editor-In-Chief Last year, right as we were heading into lockdown because of COVID-19, Newman gave us an extra week of Spring Break. This year we had no Spring Break, and we got one measly day off as a “break” for the entire semester. Granted, Newman gave us

By Tyler Push, Staff Writer The men’s soccer team took on their rivals across Kellogg, the Friends University Falcons, last Wednesday. This rivalry has commonly been referred to as the “War on 54.” The game resulted in a tie, which head coach Cliff Brown said was not very common

By Ty Wilson, Staff Writer The idea of plays created and performed in 24 hours is not something new to the world of theatre. Newman’s Director of Theatre Mark Mannette says the idea was first conceived in New York City around October of 1995 and quickly became a worldwide

By Cole Schnieders, Copy Editor With COVID numbers on the decline and vaccinations on the rise, the Multicultural Leadership Organization is ready to throw an outdoor bash celebrating cultural identity. The fourth MCLO Cultural Extravaganza is happening noon to 4 p.m. Saturday. Carolina Mariscal, secretary of MCLO, said that